A four-bedroom split-level terrace at the quiet end of Setiabistari, held freehold and asking RM1.78 million. The split-level arrangement gives the interior a sense of volume and separation that a conventional terrace rarely has: living spaces that step and turn rather than run flat, so the house reads larger than its footprint. It sits on a quiet street closed at one end, which in Damansara Heights buys the one thing no renovation can add later: calm, and no through traffic past the gate.
A four-bedroom split-level terrace at the quiet end of Setiabistari, held freehold and asking RM1.78 million. The split-level arrangement gives the interior a sense of volume and separation that a conventional terrace rarely has: living spaces that step and turn rather than run flat, so the house reads larger than its footprint. It sits on a quiet street closed at one end, which in Damansara Heights buys the one thing no renovation can add later: calm, and no through traffic past the gate.
The house is wholly original. The parquet, the terrazzo, the fittings and the kitchen are all as the family kept them over the decades, and kept well, but untouched by renovation. That is the trade, stated plainly: you are not buying a finished home, and the price reflects that. What you are buying is sound structure and a genuine Damansara Heights address, with the interior left entirely open to your own taste. For a buyer who would rather shape a home than inherit another family’s choices, that is the opportunity, not the drawback.
The most established prestige address in Kuala Lumpur, and the one that behaves least like a market. Original terraces on quiet interior streets trade against new RM6 million townhouses a few minutes away, and the gap between the two tells you more about value here than any headline price. Land is finite, the good streets are known, and families hold for decades rather than years. That is what buyers are really paying for.
Priced in the assessment above. To arrange a private viewing, or to ask what is not written here, a quiet word is always welcome.